The greatest challenge, is not looking to the illusions for meaning, definition, and answers.
The greatest mystery, is figuring out who you really are.
And the greatest reward of living in the jungles of time and space, is having predicaments, challenges, and mysteries that you have absolutely aced, crushed, and unraveled.
Lucky you, The Universe
THOUGHT 2:
Aha! Do you know what your thoughts did last week?!
Oh, yes you do.
They became the things and events of this week. The things you thought would be difficult became difficult; easy became easy; boring became boring; and fun became fun. Where you thought there might be surprises, you were surprised. And where you thought there might be land mines, there were land mines.
Bravo! You can add this week to the list of your most creative accomplishments.
Now, can you guess what your thoughts this week are going to do?
You are awesome, The Universe
THOUGHT 3:
If you would see everything filtered through the light of truth you'd never, ever again know sadness, lack, or limits. You'd see that you are safe. Bathed in love. Surrounded by admirers in both the physical and spiritual realms you grace. You'd see only beauty, perfection, and meaning. And you'd realize that just as the stark contrasts of time and space and the illusions of have and have not imprison you, so too can they make possible wings that will lift you higher.
Seek understanding, or as it was once put, seek first the Kingdom of Heaven, and everything else will be added unto you. (Same thing, different audience, grossly misunderstood to this very day.)
Cawwww, cawwwwwww, cawwwwwwwww.... (Soaring bird sounds.)
Tallyho, The Universe
THOUGHT 4:
As if the most accomplished among you didn't have their own piercing doubts, fears, and worries; didn't have spells when they believed they were inadequate, lost, and dependent; hadn't at times felt downhearted, discouraged, and all alone in the world.
Yet still, you know their names.
It's like time and space were made for you,
The Universe
3 comments:
grossly misunderstood doesnt even begin to describe it. amen to that!
interesting points on thought number 2....its got me pondering a few things.
Thoughts on Thought #3:
The first thing is for me to avoid saying that the last time I bathed in love, I went through like four towels trying to get it off me. And then I just threw those sticky towels out. Unsustainable, I know. But the love gets in your hair. And the smell... I didn't want love in my washing machine.
That unsaid (returning to appropriateness), absolutely. The universe seems both inside and out, and I suspect they are the same. I feel a connection sometimes, a light, a oneness, when barriers dissolve between people, land, things. As long as I'm mindful of that, there's really nothing else.
You amaze me. :)
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